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Boris Petrovich Mouravieff (Russian language: Борис Муравьёв; 8
March 1890 – 2
September 1966) was a
Russian historian, philosopher,
writer and university...
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level that the body
falls under). In the book
Gnosis I,
author Boris Mouravieff explains the
names given to the
notes of the sol****e:
DOminus (God) SIdereus...
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Bernard (1955). "Review of
Mouravieff 1954". The
Slavonic and East
European Review. 34 (82): 232–235. JSTOR 4204721...
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Count Nikolay Nikolayevich Muravyov-Amursky (also
spelled as
Nikolai Nikolaevich Muraviev-Amurskiy; Russian: Никола́й Никола́евич Муравьёв-Аму́рский; August 23 [O...
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published the three-volume
English language edition of
Gnosis by
Boris Mouravieff as well as
books on
Hesychasm and the
spiritual tradition of
Eastern Orthodoxy...
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Nicol 1971, p. 136.
Walsh 2006, p. 107. Ott 1910.
Thornton 1854, p. 3.
Mouravieff 1842, p. 165.
Encyclopedia Britannica, "Orthodoxy
under the
Ottomans (1453–1821)...
- with the Left Hand:
Enneagram Craze,
People of the Bookmark, and the
Mouravieff Phenomenon (1998) by
William Patrick Patterson,
edited by
Barbara Allen...
- and food
supplies were depleted, the town was
surrendered to
General Mouravieff in
November 1855. The city's
significance increased as the
Ottoman and...
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Metropolitan of Gaza
Paisius Ligarides. London: Trübner. p. 662.
Mouravieff,
Andreij Nikolaevich (1842). A
History of the
Church of Russia. Oxford:...
- Trust. In 2008 he was
awarded the
Medal and
Diploma in
Memory of
Andrew Mouravieff-Apostol by the
International Federation of
Social Workers. He died on...
